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300+ “WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS FOR SOCIAL GATHERINGS

Have fun and get to know everyone a bit better. Here are 301 of the best “who’s
most likely to” questions to ask at your next social gathering.

Mia Barnes
December 12, 2023
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* What Are “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions?
* What Are Examples of “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions?
* “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions for Work
* “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions for Friends
* Deep “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions
* Funny “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions
* Juicy “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions
* “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions for Kids
* “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions for Siblings
* “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions for Couples
* “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions About Social Media
* Pop Culture “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions
* “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions About Sports
* “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions About Food
* Key Takeaways: Entertain Any Crowd With “Who’s Most Likely to” Questions

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Want an interesting way to get to know people? ‘Who’s most likely to’ questions
are great icebreakers and a fun way to get to know the people you are with.
Whether with friends, family, or coworkers, these questions can uncover
someone’s true personality. “Who’s most likely to” can encompass many different
topics, and you can incorporate any age group. Here are 301 of the best “who’s
most likely to” questions to ask at your next social gathering.

WHAT ARE “WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS?

“Who’s most likely to” is a game played with two or more people where you ask
who is most likely to do something. It is a terrific game for social gatherings
because it’s easy to play and helps people get to know one another better.

Here at Science of People, our goal is to give you easy strategies to enjoy
socializing and deepen relationships. Hosting or starting a ‘who’s most likely
to’ night is one easy way to do it! Use these in text, in person, or even as
icebreakers at work.

Below you can find “who’s most likely to” questions for friends, kids, siblings,
couples, and more. You can even turn it into a themed event with Harry Potter,
The Office, and Marvel movies.

There are different variations on how to play. Someone asks, “Who’s most likely
to go skydiving?” You can have everyone point to the person for the answer. You
could also have everyone write their responses on a sheet of paper or whiteboard
and tally the answers after revealing them.

Turn it into a competition by giving a point to the person who’s the answer to a
question. You could even assign points to everyone in the majority or plurality
for an answer. If you want to make it a drinking game, have the player who is
voted take a sip of their beverage. There are numerous ways to make it fun for
everyone at the party.

WHAT ARE EXAMPLES OF “WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS?

Let’s start with some examples. Among friends, you can ask, “Who’s most likely
to get a tattoo?” or “Who’s most likely to borrow something and not return it?”.

Another example is one you can use in the office. “Who’s most likely to join the
Zoom meeting with a funny background?” The possibilities are endless, which
makes this game enjoyable for everyone.

“WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS FOR WORK

These questions can be great icebreakers for meetings, happy hours, and
chit-chat with coworkers. These most likely questions are a bit more positive
and safe for work discussions. Try these next time you have some time to bond at
work:

1. Who’s most likely to have a movie made about their life?
2. Who’s most likely to bring in the best office snack?
3. Who’s most likely to get to the office first?
4. Who’s most likely to leave the office last?
5. Who’s most likely to be MVP on a company softball team?
6. Who’s most likely to be most spirited on a company softball team?
7. Who’s most likely to write a memoir about their life?
8. Who’s most likely to plan the best birthday party?
9. Who’s most likely to bring the best gift?
10. Who’s most likely to sail around the world in their lifetime?
11. Who’s most likely to fly to the moon in their lifetime?

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DEEP “WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS

After the juicy stuff, stay bold with the deep questions. These 25 “who’s most
likely to” questions are deep enough for intellectual conversation. Who’s most
likely to live to be 100? Who’s most likely to run for president? With these
questions, get ready for late-night, stimulating talks.

37. Who’s most likely to have a child first?

38. Who’s most likely to cry at their wedding?

39. Who’s most likely to fall in love after the first date?

40. Who’s most likely not to have children?

41. Who’s most likely to break someone’s heart?

42. Who’s most likely to get married first?

43. Who’s most likely not to get married?

44. Who’s most likely to have dark secrets?

45. Who’s most likely to choose happiness over money?

46. Who’s most likely to choose money over happiness?

47. Who’s most likely to start a political debate?

48. Who’s most likely to save their pets before themselves?

49. Who’s most likely to drop everything and follow their dreams?

50. Who’s most likely to lie?

51. Who’s most likely to tattle on their friends?

52. Who’s most likely to feel insecure about themselves?

53. Who’s most likely to end up like their parents?

54. Who’s most likely to start an argument with their friends?

55. Who’s most likely to live to be 100?

56. Who’s most likely to run for president?

57. Who’s most likely to lead an activist movement?

58. Who’s most likely to be mean without realizing it?

59. Who’s most likely not to take criticism well?

60. Who’s most likely to stop a crime while it’s happening?

61. Who’s most likely to cheat on a test?

FUNNY “WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS

Deep conversations are fun, but you need a laugh every now and then. Who doesn’t
enjoy a good joke or reminiscing about past experiences? Use these “who’s most
likely to” questions funny enough to make you do a spit-take. Who’s most likely
to pronounce pecan like pee-can or pee-kahn? You can tell where they’re from
based on their pronunciation. Ask that question and these 50 others to find out
and create roaring laughter.

62. Who’s most likely to call in sick on a Monday?

63. Who’s most likely to shoplift accidentally?

64. Who’s most likely to sleepwalk in the middle of the night?

65. Who’s most likely to daydream about their celebrity crush?

66. Who’s most likely to get stuck on an escalator?

67. Who’s most likely to put their shoes on the wrong feet?

68. Who’s most likely to trip while walking down the aisle?

69. Who’s most likely to sleep past their alarm?

70. Who’s most likely to show up a day early to their flight?

71. Who’s most likely to spoil a movie for everyone else watching?

72. Who’s most likely to impersonate a celebrity at the bar?

73. Who’s most likely to be the office prankster?

74. Who’s most likely to join the circus?

75. Who’s most likely to talk their way out of a speeding ticket?

76. Who’s most likely to talk to dogs in public like they’re people?

77. Who’s most likely to cry when seeing Cinderella’s castle at Disneyworld?

78. Who’s most likely to give a fake name at Starbucks?

79. Who’s most likely to wear pajamas to Ruth Chris?

80. Who’s most likely to leave a party first because they’re tired?

81. Who’s most likely to make the crowd laugh at open mic night?

82. Who’s most likely to hit the curb while driving?

83. Who’s most likely to grab the wrong suitcase at baggage claim?

84. Who’s most likely to volunteer to cook Thanksgiving dinner but burn the
turkey?

85. Who’s most likely to wear a dinosaur costume on Halloween?

86. Who’s most likely to turn their TV to Spanish audio accidentally?

87. Who’s most likely to oversleep the morning of their wedding?

88. Who’s most likely to start a 1,000-piece puzzle but get bored after 10
minutes?

89. Who’s most likely to get in the Guinness Book of World Records?

90. Who’s most likely to win a Grammy but drop the trophy afterward?

91. Who’s most likely to get a tattoo with their spouse’s name?

92. Who’s most likely to dye their hair rainbow colors?

93. Who’s most likely to create the best pun?

94. Who’s most likely to get a pet snake?

95. Who’s most likely to bungee jump off a bridge?

96. Who’s most likely to forget their own birthday?

97. Who’s most likely to ask to take home a zoo animal?

98. Who’s most likely to laugh at a funeral?989. Who’s most likely to win a
Cards Against Humanity game?

99. Who’s most likely to get a Netflix comedy special?

100. Who’s most likely to fall asleep on the couch?

101. Who’s most likely to fall asleep with their mouth open?

102. Who’s most likely to use Google to answer what’s 2+2?

103. Who’s most likely to do something embarrassing in front of their crush?

104. Who’s most likely to say their favorite musician is Beethoven?

105. Who’s most likely to refer to their parents by their first names?

106. Who’s most likely to forget where they parked?

107. Who’s most likely to chase a crab at the beach?

108. Who’s most likely to climb a tree in the woods?

109. Who’s most likely to own five or more cats?

110. Who’s most likely to lock themselves out of their apartment?

JUICY “WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS

Let’s kick it off with the juicy stuff. It’s time to let it all hang out with
your best friends. Tell the truth and ask these “who’s most likely to” questions
juicy enough to get Wendy Williams interested. Who’s most likely to confess love
to their crush? Who’s most likely to dish out a fake phone number? Find out with
these 25 best questions to ask.

111. Who’s most likely to text their ex while drunk?

112. Who’s most likely to go home with somebody from the bar?

113. Who’s most likely to cheat on their partner?

114. Who’s most likely to date multiple people at once?

115. Who’s most likely to drink too much in the pregame?

116. Who’s most likely to shoplift?

117. Who’s most likely to get kicked out of a store?

118. Who’s most likely to lie to get what they want?

119. Who’s most likely to give somebody a fake phone number?

120. Who’s most likely to get back with an ex who cheated?

121. Who’s most likely to say “I love you” after a week?

122. Who’s most likely to break up with their partner because of an ick?

123. Who’s most likely to date someone based on astrology signs?

124. Who’s most likely to marry someone for their money?

125. Who’s most likely to dump their partner for Harry Styles?

126. Who’s most likely to DM their crush on social media?

127. Who’s most likely to think about the same ex 20 years from now?

128. Who’s most likely to kiss their partner in public?

129. Who’s most likely to change their personality to impress a crush?

130. Who’s most likely to have the worst first kiss experience?

131. Who’s most likely to date somebody twice their age?

132. Who’s most likely to get caught while checking someone out?

133. Who’s most likely to leave a date by saying they need a bathroom break?

134. Who’s most likely to friendzone somebody?

135. Who’s most likely to get friend-zoned?

“WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS FOR KIDS

Let’s transition now with kid-friendly questions. Do you have a house full of
children you want to entertain? Use these 25 “who’s most likely to” questions
for kids to get plenty of laughs and honest answers.

136. Who’s most likely to wake up first on Christmas morning?

137. Who’s most likely to cut their doll’s hair?

138. Who’s most likely to build a pillow fort?

139. Who’s most likely to put their pants on backward?

140. Who’s most likely to write the wrong date on their schoolwork?

141. Who’s most likely to play road trip games in the car?

142. Who’s most likely to trade their Halloween candy?

143. Who’s most likely to pull an all-nighter playing video games?

144. Who’s most likely to get in trouble with the teacher?

145. Who’s most likely to be picky about food?

146. Who’s most likely to make a funny face for the camera?

147. Who’s most likely to ask for ice cream for dinner?

148. Who’s most likely to ace a multiplication test?

149. Who’s most likely to fall asleep first at a sleepover?

150. Who’s most likely to spoil their dinner by eating a dessert beforehand?

151. Who’s most likely to spend their birthday cash immediately?

152. Who’s most likely to choose cheese pizza over pepperoni?

153. Who’s most likely to finish their meal first?

154. Who’s most likely to finish their meal last?

155. Who’s most likely to floss after a Fortnite win?

156. Who’s most likely to join the marching band?

157. Who’s most likely to win a footrace?

158. Who’s most likely to try to pet animals at the zoo?

159. Who’s most likely to have a messy room?

160. Who’s most likely to win a game of hide-and-seek?

“WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS FOR SIBLINGS

Remember all those years of fighting over remotes, riding shotgun, or playing
the Wii? These 25 “who’s most likely to” questions for siblings are great for
rekindling old memories. Who’s most likely to have a Jesse McCartney CD? Who’s
most likely to take an hour-long bath? Use these questions to put siblings on
the spot and force them to choose an answer.

161. Who’s most likely to get in trouble with mom and dad?

162. Who’s most likely to give their vegetables secretly to the dog?

163. Who’s most likely to ask their parents for a new puppy?

164. Who’s most likely to sing in the shower?

165. Who’s most likely to get married first?

166. Who’s most likely to prank their siblings?

167. Who’s most likely to hog the TV or video games?

168. Who’s most likely to sneak out at night?

169. Who’s most likely to procrastinate on their homework?

170. Who’s most likely to get their phone taken away?

171. Who’s most likely to move back with their parents?

172. Who’s most likely to take a long shower?

173. Who’s most likely to scream if they see a spider?

174. Who’s most likely to stay up all night?

175. Who’s most likely to sleep until noon?

176. Who’s most likely to scare off a robber?

177. Who’s most likely to put posters on their wall?

178. Who’s most likely to move out of state?

179. Who’s most likely to do flips on a trampoline?

180. Who’s most likely to sleep in a tent outside?

181. Who’s most likely to leave their clothes on the floor?

182. Who’s most likely to wake up their parents in the middle of the night?

183. Who’s most likely to spill their drink at dinner?

184. Who’s most likely to be player one when playing video games?

185. Who’s most likely to win at Monopoly?

“WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS FOR COUPLES

The only person who knows you better than your best friend may be your
significant other. Think of these “who is most likely to” questions for couples
as a fun test in your relationship. Who’s the early bird, and who likes to sleep
in? Use these 25 questions to find out and prompt lively conversations.

186. Who’s most likely to talk in their sleep?

187. Who’s most likely to snore?

188. Who’s most likely to hog the blankets in the bedroom?

189. Who’s most likely to wake up first?

190. Who’s most likely to fill the grocery cart with junk food?

191. Who’s most likely to flirt?

192. Who’s most likely to make an itinerary for a vacation?

193. Who’s most likely to start an argument?

194. Who’s most likely to fall asleep first?

195. Who’s most likely to get jealous?

196. Who’s most likely to say “I love you” first?

197. Who’s most likely to forget about their partner’s birthday?

198. Who’s most likely to forget about Valentine’s Day?

199. Who’s most likely to make dinner?

200. Who’s most likely to tell the funniest jokes?

200. Who’s most likely to complain about something?

202. Who’s most likely to call their partner by a nickname?

203. Who’s most likely to overspend on a Christmas gift?

204. Who’s most likely to bring up a past incident randomly?

205. Who’s most likely to lie in bed all morning?

206. Who’s most likely to spend their evening reading?

207. Who’s most likely to spend their night gaming?

208. Who’s most likely to lose their patience?

209. Who’s most likely to order takeout instead of cooking?

210. Who’s most likely to eat the last piece of pizza?

“WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA

This section is for those who scroll through Facebook and Instagram for dog
pictures. Social media has over 300 million
users1https://www.statista.com/statistics/278409/number-of-social-network-users-in-the-united-states/
in the US and millions more abroad. With how prevalent it is, you can get
everyone involved with these 25 “who’s most likely to” questions for Instagram
users, Twitter tweeters, and your friend who sends you 50 TikToks per day.

211. Who’s most likely to post an entire concert on their Snapchat story?

212. Who’s most likely to tweet at a celebrity?

213. Who’s most likely to DM a celebrity on Instagram?

214. Who’s most likely to add a stranger on LinkedIn?

215. Who’s most likely to make their entire Facebook feed baby pictures?

216. Who’s most likely to film a TikTok at work?

217. Who’s most likely to go on Instagram Live in public?

218. Who’s most likely to live-tweet a movie they’re watching?

219. Who’s most likely to start a podcast?

220. Who’s most likely to get wedding ideas from Pinterest?

221. Who’s most likely to dress up their pet for pictures?

222. Who’s most likely to use Reddit to answer a question?

223. Who’s most likely to still use Myspace in 2023?

224. Who’s most likely to watch Vine compilations?

225. Who’s most likely to use emojis in every text?

226. Who’s most likely to say “LOL” in everyday conversation?

227. Who’s most likely to post their dinner on social media before eating?

228. Who’s most likely to forget to switch accounts when posting on social
media?

229. Who’s most likely to Twitch-stream their video game playing?

230. Who’s most likely to check Twitter first thing in the morning?

231. Who’s most likely to go dark for months on social media?

232. Who’s most likely to FaceTime their friends out of the blue?

233. Who’s most likely to include their dog in their profile picture?

234. Who’s most likely to make an Instagram account for their pet?

235. Who’s most likely to take a picture at the Leaning Tower of Pisa?

POP CULTURE “WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS

You’ll need to break out your DVD and CD collections for this section. Most
people have a TV show or movie series they’ve seen forwards, backward, and on
repeat, while they work. Use these 26 “who’s most likely to” questions for The
Office binge-watchers or those who still enjoy High School Musical two decades
later.

236. Who’s most likely to watch Friends on repeat?

237. Who’s most likely to act like Leslie Knope?

238. Who’s most likely to sing Lady Gaga at karaoke night?

239. Who’s most likely to know Snoop Dogg’s songs bar for bar?

240. Who’s most likely to watch Gone With the Wind in one sitting?

241. Who’s most likely to apply to the FBI after watching Criminal Minds?

242. Who’s most likely to go on Survivor?

243. Who’s most likely to quote Forrest Gump line for line while watching?

244. Who’s most likely to play All I Want for Christmas Is You before the
holiday season?

245. Who’s most likely to talk about Fight Club?

246. Who’s most likely to be in Gryffindor?

247. Who’s most likely to get Taylor Swift tickets successfully?

248. Who’s most likely to spend a paycheck on Beyoncé tickets?

249. Who’s most likely to buy army pants because they see Cady Heron wearing
them?

250. Who’s most likely to show High School Musical to their kids?

251 Who’s most likely to audition for American Idol?

252. Who’s most likely to get Disney+ just to watch Hannah Montana?

253. Who’s most likely to get Peacock just to watch The Office?

254. Who’s most likely to have a VHS collection?

255. Who’s most likely to audition for The Bachelor or The Bachelorette?

256. Who’s most likely to dress up as a Marvel superhero for Halloween?

257. Who’s most likely to scream during a horror movie?

258. Who’s most likely to argue about Team Jacob and Team Edward?

259. Who’s most likely to learn Korean for Squid Game?

260. Who’s most likely to watch the Super Bowl only for the halftime show?

261. Who’s most likely to win an Elvis impersonation contest?

“WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS ABOUT SPORTS

It’s hard to beat going outside and unwinding with a softball or beach
volleyball game. Use these 25 questions to test sports lovers on who’s most
likely to dunk on LeBron James, bowl a strike, or throw a ball straight into the
gutter/ Put your sports-loving friends to the test.

262. Who’s most likely to score a basket on Michael Jordan?

263. Who’s most likely to make a half-court shot?

264. Who’s most likely to win a 100-meter freestyle race in an Olympic-sized
pool?

255. Who’s most likely to dunk a basketball?

266. Who’s most likely to sink a hole-in-one?

267. Who’s most likely to hit the ball into the water in mini-golf?

268. Who’s most likely to win the 40-meter dash?

269. Who’s most likely to win a sports quiz show?

270. Who’s most likely to have the best football tailgate?

271. Who’s most likely to slip on the ice while playing hockey?

272. Who’s most likely to win a game of croquet?

273. Who’s most likely to get Tom Brady’s autograph?

274. Who’s most likely to do one lap in a stock car?

275. Who’s most likely to get on the kiss cam at a basketball game?

276. Who’s most likely to score a soccer goal from midfield?

277. Who’s most likely to grunt when they hit a tennis ball?

278. Who’s most likely to strike out in the batter’s box?

279. Who’s most likely to spike a volleyball?

280. Who’s most likely to sink a free throw?

281. Who’s most likely to catch a pop fly?

282. Who’s most likely to play table tennis like Mike and Monica in Friends?

283. Who’s most likely to talk during a game like Gary Payton?

284. Who’s most likely to bowl a strike on the first frame?

285. Who’s most likely to knock down a 7-10 split?

286. Who’s most likely to wear a short-sleeved shirt to a snowy football game?

“WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS ABOUT FOOD

Here is another excellent section to get everybody to participate. Who doesn’t
love food? Most people have that one thing they can’t get enough of. Who’s most
likely to make tacos every night for dinner? Who’s most likely to mix up
ingredients in a recipe and use salt instead of sugar? Find out with these 25
questions centered on food.

287. Who’s most likely to make the best apple pie?

288. Who’s most likely to eat a spoonful of wasabi?

289. Who’s most likely to eat food from the floor because of a dare?

290. Who’s most likely to win a hot dog eating contest?

291. Who’s most likely to try escargot?

292. Who’s most likely to use sugar instead of salt?

293. Who’s most likely to get hangry before a meal?

294. Who’s most likely to sneak snacks into a movie theater?

295. Who’s most likely to wake up for a midnight snack?

296. Who’s most likely to have breakfast for dinner?

297. Who’s most likely to eat the same lunch every day?

298. Who’s most likely to pretend it’s their birthday at a restaurant?

299. Who’s most likely to pie someone in the face as a prank?

300. Who’s most likely to make a TikTok of their cooking?

301. Who’s most likely to take advantage of a happy hour drink?

302. Who’s most likely to microwave something smelly in the office?

303. Who’s most likely to speak a foreign language with the waiter?

304. Who’s most likely to order chicken tenders and fries at a fancy restaurant?

305. Who’s most likely to need coffee before speaking in the morning?

306. Who’s most likely to bring doughnuts for everyone at work?

307. Who’s most likely to wear a tuxedo or dress to a fast-food restaurant?

308. Who’s most likely to install a Diet Coke fountain in their kitchen?

309. Who’s most likely to make a recipe after seeing it in a movie?

310. Who’s most likely to disregard their lactose intolerance for ice cream?

311. Who’s most likely to impress Gordon Ramsay?

KEY TAKEAWAYS: ENTERTAIN ANY CROWD WITH “WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO” QUESTIONS

A close group of friends, family, or coworkers knows each other well, but how
can you put this knowledge to the test? Asking “who’s most likely to” questions
is an excellent way to see what people think about each other. The game is fun,
but it can rub some people the wrong way. Here’s how to have an enjoyable time.

* Know the audience: This factor is vital when picking what categories to play.
If your audience is kids or teenagers, keep the topics clean and focus on the
stuff they can relate to. It’s futile to ask a group of 10-year-old kids
who’s most likely to buy a house.
* Keep it positive: For most audiences, it’s best to keep the themes positive.
The game’s objective is to have fun and make everybody laugh, so avoid
picking on people or asking targeted questions where you know someone’s
feelings will get hurt. Only use deep and juicy questions for the friends you
trust the most.
* Stay SFW: One place you could find yourself playing this game is at work.
Even if it’s a party with booze involved, keep the questions safe for the
workplace (SFW). You could use this game to start a meeting and break the
ice. Keep the questions clean for the sake of your coworkers.

Another terrific way to get to know your coworkers is to ask everyone a fun fact
about themselves. People come from all walks of life, so it’s interesting to see
what cool stuff people have done in the past. You can learn fun facts about each
other and perhaps make a great new friend.

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